360iDev 2017
2017-08-13..2017-08-16
Denver, United States
360iDev ·
[360iDev 2015, 360iDev 2017, 360iDev 2018, 360iDev 2022]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| The Art of Responding to Criticism | Jean MacDonald | 44m |
A concrete method lands quickly: a refactoring of HALT into HEART checklist (Hungry Excitement Angry Rush Tired) for pausing before replying, concrete reply… | ||
| Wish I had That in High School | Jessi Charier | 48m |
Claims that teaching teachers scales better than teaching only students and that focusing on Swift and Xcode yields usable results for beginners backed by… | ||
| Evolution of Deep Linking | Clay Jones | 30m |
Chronicles the move from custom URI schemes to Apple Universal Links (iOS 9) and the practical hacks needed to make deferred deep linking work across Facebook… | ||
| Growth the Destroyer | Mike Lee | 38m |
Argument: treating growth as the goal destroys what made something good. Evidence includes the World3 model showing GDP growth doubling consumption (3% ≈… | ||
| Legal Issues in iOS Development | Michael Schneider | 42m |
Form a business entity like LLC or S corp to limit personal liability, use written contracts so contractors assign code and work product, file DMCA… | ||
| Advanced Dates and Times in Swift | Jeff Kelley | 45m |
Covers concrete solutions not platitudes: shows how to compute 31,536,000 seconds and 525,600 minutes for a common year using Calendar and DateComponents, uses… | ||
| Being a Cupcake in a Doughnut World: Understanding and Combating Bias | Neem Serra | 38m |
Have you ever felt like you're a cupcake in a doughnut world because everyone around you seems nice but you feel out of place for some reason. Or, do you feel… | ||
| Fun with iOS Enterprise Apps | Joe Keeley | 43m |
Argues that enterprise iOS work becomes enjoyable when it delivers measurable value: use Kaizen/Six Sigma to reduce standard deviation of process times and… | ||
| The Art of Remote | Kyle Richter | 45m |
Claim: remote teams scale if hiring focuses on measurable outcomes and communication habits not visibility. Evidence: hired 100+ developers across three remote… | ||
| Learning from iOS Animations | Justin Miller | 44m |
Core Animation debuts as a pragmatic API: implicit animations (default ~0.25s) animate property changes without extra objects, spring animations give organic… | ||
| Agile Swift | Godfrey Nolan | 44m |
A sample app gets simple XCTest and XCUI suites added, run from Xcode and the command line, and XCUI tests are both recorded and hand‑written. API checks… | ||
| That's How You Get a Dystopia | Jay Freeman | 46m |
Centralization causes concrete failures: LiveJournal → Russian TOS and forced data residency, federated alternatives like Mastodon actually avoid that… | ||
| Creating adaptable layouts using Trait Collections and Container Views | Brandon Titus | 38m |
Shows how Trait Collections plus Auto Layout and container views produce a single codebase that swaps between an iPhone single-column and an iPad… | ||
| The Trouble with Pentagons: Developing Off the Grid | Ayal Spitz | 30m |
Implements the cairo pentagonal tiling and measures rendering cost on an iPhone 7 Plus, finding about ~30,000 pentagons could appear on one screen. Uses… | ||
| A Crash Course in Google Analytics for Firebase and BigQuery | Todd Kerpelman | 44m |
Shows that Google Analytics for Firebase is free, mobile‑centric, and exports raw event trees to BigQuery so developers can run real SQL on every event… | ||
| Being a Better Developer By Talking | Tim Mitra, Jaime Lopez | 37m |
Claim: talking measurably accelerates skill and career growth. Evidence: a tech podcast amasses 737000 seconds (205 hours) of listening ≈ 8.5 days and ranks #1… | ||
| TensorFlow Neural Networks on iOS | Taylan Pince | 41m |
A concrete walkthrough of training, shrinking and shipping image models: TensorFlow training on a growing specimen dataset yields 87% accuracy and a mobile… | ||
| If You Can Learn it, You Can Teach it | Tammy Coron | 41m |
In this session, Tammy Coron talks about what it takes to learn a new skill, and how you can teach others what you’ve learned.
If you’ve ever considered… | ||
| Practical Security | Rob Napier | 44m |
Practical, actionable rules: turn on HTTPS and stop disabling ATS; use certificate pinning with yearly rotation (bake next cert into app, keep a short rotation… | ||
| Implementing Continuous Delivery with IOS | Cassie Shum | 41m |
Argues that Continuous Delivery on iOS is practical now by showing concrete practices and tools: automated signing and App Store deploys with fastlane, CI… | ||
| Deep Learning on iOS | Shuichi Tsutsumi | 40m |
Shows how to run CNN inference on-device using MetalPerformanceShaders and Core ML, with models trained in TensorFlow/Keras and exported as binary weights; a… | ||
| Networking & Persistence in Mobile Applications at Scale | Jake Schwartz | 27m |
Claims a concrete abstraction: the Model Store that provides four capabilities — network syncing, persistence, a data stream, and mutation — and the concrete… | ||
| How Open Source Development Can Make You A Better Developer | Arthur Sabinstev | 46m |
Five years of OSS work, 6000 GitHub stars, and a contribution landed in Swift lead to concrete lessons: building a pull-to-refresh control, a Harvey update… | ||
| The Internet of Things and iOS: Don't let your toaster bring down the internet! | Florian Harr | 48m |
Amazon Alexa Google Home HomeKit and Cortana compete for personalized data and IoT control but cloud integrations and device security are all over the map… | ||
| Advanced Building Apps for Apple Watch | Justin Domnitz | 30m |
Shows working code that makes network calls directly from the watch using Xcode 9 beta 5 and watchOS 3/4 APIs, including a built OpenSSL library for… | ||
| Threads, Queues, and Things to Come: Present and Future of Concurrency in Swift | Ben Difrancesco | 45m |
Shows concrete code using GCD and NSOperationQueue with a real Hacker News client: fetches 500 IDs, spawns parallel story downloads, uses… | ||
| Advanced Drawing Techniques with UIBezierPath and Apple Pencil | Nick Dalton | 44m |
Walk-through code in Swift Playgrounds that actually builds a working drawing app using UIBezierPath and CAShapeLayer, showing line smoothing (quadratic/cubic… | ||
| Notification Handling on WatchKit | Eric Blair | 38m |
Shows how the UserNotifications framework must be wired for WatchKit not UIKit, with concrete code for registering categories/actions, handling foreground… | ||
| Intro to Graphics Concepts | Janie Clayton | 33m |
Covers concrete, usable claims: how color maps to numbers (visible spectrum 400–750 nm) and why channels use 0–255 per channel; how audio and images quantize… | ||
| Beyond Byte: Prototyping with iPad Playgrounds | Steve Lipton | 47m |
Claims that a working prototype app can be built and distributed from an iPad without Xcode using iPad Playgrounds and playground books. Demos show liveView… | ||
| Playing Nice with Design | Ellen Shapiro | 46m |
Shows how to build a reusable UI framework, generate its code from designer-friendly JSON, and load it into a Swift Playground so designers can tweak colors… | ||
| Reverse Engineering the iOS Simulator’s SpringBoard | Derek Selander | 50m |
Walks through taking SpringBoard apart inside the Simulator and shows concrete results: about 1,400 symbol hits in one module, locating a shared reachability… | ||
| Learning From Our Elders: Applying functional insights without losing Swift | Rob Napier | 48m |
Claim: Swift is not purely functional but borrows concrete functional lessons. Shows how to build small composable datasources instead of fat view controllers… | ||
| Life Beyond Storyboards: Building your UI in code | Ryan Poolos | 41m |
Shows how to delete storyboards, edit Info.plist, create a UIWindow, set rootViewController and call makeKeyAndVisible to boot a programmatic app and then… | ||
| Let's Start a Band | Dave Wiskus | 40m |
Design work that once reached millions (Vesper and a popular podcast) gets repurposed into a band brand: concrete logo iterations, a color palette, stage props… | ||
| Dynamic Typography & Adaptive Layouts in iOS 11 | Sean Coleman | 40m |
iOS 11 adds concrete APIs and workflows: custom Dynamic Type via UIFontMetrics, system font variants, and a Control Center size slider. The presenter… | ||
| Event Delivery in iOS | Brandon Alexander | 44m |
Shows the actual event pipeline: hit testing walks the window down the view tree, touchesBegan bubbles back up through views, view controllers, window and app… | ||
| Exploring Neural Networks for Recognition of Hand-drawn Shapes | Chris Parrish | 49m |
A working iPad demo recognizes circles squares and triangles by feeding 28×28 bitmap inputs into a simple feed‑forward network (one hidden layer, ~280 nodes)… | ||
| Are You Fit for HealthKit? | Igor Kantor | 47m |
HealthKit is an on‑device encrypted store that accepts quantity samples with location metadata and supports queries like cumulative and statistics collection… | ||
| Using C Libraries in Swift 3 | Andrew Morrow | 45m |
Builds a working Swift 3 wrapper around an existing C library and shows the exact steps that make it work: create module maps to expose headers, call C… | ||
| How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love Autolayout | Johnny Klemmer | 47m |
Shows concrete Xcode demos using Interface Builder and Auto Layout: a sample app of nested stack views inside a scroll view with collapsible sections driven by… | ||
| Getting Past No: The Science of Moving Others | Joe Cieplinski | 43m |
Claims that most jobs require persuasion backed by studies: 1 in 9 are traditional salespeople and the other eight are selling daily. Concrete tactics: craft… | ||
| Advanced Debugging with XCode – Extending LLDB | Aijaz Ansari | 45m |
Claim: extend the debugger so third‑party JSON tools run inside breakpoints. Uses the LLDB Python interpreter to register custom commands and type summary… | ||
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